I don't consider anyone whose not AA as being black
Anyone outside of America, I go by nationality.
I don't consider anyone whose not AA as being black
Anyone outside of America, I go by nationality.
I said recent because every human being comes from Africa (cacs, Asians, everyone). You need to read a book breh, this is basic common knowledge .
They're as African as Germanic white people.
Only because race is still such a crippling force in the americas due to your history.
A black man in the UK will be identified as Nigerian/Jamaican/Ghanian etc. It doesn't mean they aren't seen as black, it just means it's so obvious due to context that it's not necessary. That doesn't mean there's less racism, it's just that referring to yourself as black is pointless - clearly I am.
However, in the americas as your nationality lies there, black carries that much more meaning. It's the only thing that you have to separate your identity.
It doesn't mean its only reserved for Americans, it just means it has far more meaning to you, than a Congolese man born in Germany.
well how can you consider somebody black that never wants to go back to the motherland not even for a holiday visit
Just as an English man is white, but sure as hell isn't German.well, also because they completely stripped us of our identity, culture, religion, language, land, etc. as you stated, other people will identify with their nationality first, as will I. maybe "black" should be renamed to something exclusive towards AAs, but i do not consider other black ethnic groups apart of the tribe.
alright marcus keep telling yourself thati consider myself black american, not african. why would i want to go there, when they're drowning themselves trying to get over western civilization
Only because race is still such a crippling force in the americas due to your history.
A black man in the UK will be identified as Nigerian/Jamaican/Ghanian etc. It doesn't mean they aren't seen as black, it just means it's so obvious due to context that it's not necessary. That doesn't mean there's less racism, it's just that referring to yourself as black is pointless - clearly I am.
However, in the americas as your nationality lies there, black carries that much more meaning. It's the only thing that you have to separate your identity.
It doesn't mean its only reserved for Americans, it just means it has far more meaning to you, than a Congolese man born in Germany.
most of you dudes would be begging for a white american, if you were randomly dropped off in africa. y'all need to stop deluding yourself with these back to africa fantasies, most of you will never go back to live in an african country.alright marcus keep telling yourself that
most of you dudes would be begging for a white american, if you were randomly dropped off in africa. y'all need to stop deluding yourself with these back to africa fantasies, most of you will never go back to live in an african country.
Yes. You are the people I was writing about.
You say the percentage of African genes makes a person black. So what's the percentage? The next thing you write should include a specific number, otherwise don't bother.
Who determines what recent is though? If you saw these dudes around the way, what would you think they are, dark Pakistanis or black men?I reserve the term "Black" for anyone with recent African ancestry. All these people from India I just call them "dark-skinned Indians". People from Melanesia I just call them "melanesian".
This nikka said "i consider myself black american, not african". Black Americans are scared to death of Africa... it's so sad.